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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1977

Page

3

Inflation Fighters Boosted by Falling Prices and Growth

A batch of positive economic signs boosts inflation fighters. Commodity prices, including corn, wheat, cocoa, and cotton, have fallen, wholesale prices eased, and productivity rose 4.7 percent in Q1. Banks cut rates or held them steady, while oil imports stabilize and wage demands stay moderate. If the trend continues, consumer inflation could ease and stock markets may benefit. In Missouri, Leah Brock McCartney became the first Black member of the Public Service Commission, taking an oath with Chairman James Mulvaney sworn in for a full term.

John Cunniff NEW York Lance Jefferson City Leah Brock McCartney University City Missouri Public Service Commission McCartney Kinloch Joseph P. Teasdale PSC James P. Mulvaney Robert Donnelly Missouri Supreme Court

Rescue frees man trapped in upside down manhole

An ED and A fire crew in Los Alamos freed plumber His Dignity W A Spencer of White Rock who wedged headfirst under a manhole ring 14 inches in diameter. They dug up the ring, turned it over, and he slipped out unharmed aside from dignity loss. Deputy chief Dale Hahn noted the victim was upside down when rescuers arrived.

Los Alamos N.M Federal Energy Research and Development Administration W.A. Spencer White Rock Dale Hahn Howard Richerson

Missouri Boy Charged As Adult in Trooper Slaying

A 16 year old Missouri youth, Monte Leo Eddings of Campton, was certified as an adult and ordered to stand trial for first degree murder in the April 4 death of Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper Larry Crabtree of Sapulpa. A preliminary hearing was set for June 27. Eddings remains jailed in Creek County without bond.

Sapulpa Okla Missouri Oklahoma Highway Patrol Monte Leo Eddings Campenton Streeter Speakman Dered Eddings Larry Crabtree Eddings Special Court Clyde Patrick Creek County Asst Luther Cowan Crabtree

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